The pie graphs below show the result of a survey of children's activities. The first graph shows the cultural and leisure activities that boys participate in, whereas the second graph shows the activities in which girls participate.

The pie charts illustrate the outcomes of a research study on the cultural and recreational activities that boys and girls engage in.

A general observation of the charts reveals that both genders have a strong inclination towards watching TV and videos, albeit with differing proportions. Additionally, it is evident that computer games are only popular among boys, while girls show a preference for art and crafts.

Delving into the specifics, boys spend a substantial portion of their time, 42%, on watching TV and videos. The second most popular activity for boys is playing computer games, which takes up 21% of their time. Other activities such as sports, non-computer games, and art and crafts each account for less than 20% of their time.

In contrast, girls spend a slightly lower percentage of their time, 37%, on watching TV and videos. Art and crafts is the second most popular activity for girls, taking up 27% of their time. Similar to boys, sports and non-computer games each occupy less than 20% of their time, with no time spent on computer games.